‎Inline Messages‎ allows you to display form messages (error/status/warning) inline with the form instead of the default behaviour at the top of the page (or wherever your theme outputs messages).

Version 1.6 has been release with a few important enhancements.

If you're using ‎Panels‎ to output your content type and you enable the ‎Plus 1‎ module, you may notice the Plus 1 widget doesn't appear when you view your node.

If you don't see the widget, then you've probably enabled 'no extras' in your Panels node template override. If there's no other reason for enabling this option, you can simply uncheck the box and the Plus 1 widget will appear when you view your node.

If you do need to keep this unchecked, you can add a snippet to either your theme's node.tpl.php or node-customtype.tpl.php.

While many sites don't need to utilize a mission statement, it can be useful for adding static content to your theme.

I needed to add copy to the header for a client that would appear on all pages, that they could easily edit and wouldn't involve any editing of the theme files. I immediately thought to use the mission statement that's available at admin/build/themes/settings. The only problem being that by default, the Drupal mission statement only appears on the home page.

The Inline Messages Drupal module has replaced Inline Errors.

The major difference (and hence the name change) between the 2 modules is that Inline Messages lets you move any form messages (status, error, warning), where Inline Errors only moved form error messages.